2021年度英語文化学科卒業研究題目

2021年度英語文化学科卒業研究題目

■文学系

  • A Study of Invisible Man: A Bildungsroman of "Invisibility"

英語学系

  • A Study of Japanese Popular Songs and Role Language: How First-Person Pronouns Atashi and Ore Function

総合研究系

  • Animal Farming and Its Impact on Environmental Destruction

■コミュニケーション系

  • Transforming Gender and Sexuality in The Danish Girl
  • Metaphors in BTS's Song Lyrics
  • Gender Difference in Communication
  • Understanding the Experience of 'Hafu' in Contemporary Japan 

文学?文化専修

  • A Study of Adventures of Huckleberry Finn: Consideration About Conscience
  • Class System in Harry Potter Series
  • A History of African American Literature: From Harlem Renaissance in the 1920s to Toni Morrison in the 1970s
  • A Study of William Faulkner: The Compson Family's Downfall and Caddy's Freedom in The Sound and the Fury
  • The Murder of Emett Till: Its Historical Background and Significance in African American History
  • Gender and Sexuality in Twentieth Century British Films
  • A Study of Racism: Institutional Racism in the United States
  • A Study of Charlotte Perkins Gilman: Conflict of Patriarchal Oppression, Motherhood and Self-Actualization and a New Concept of "Unnatural Mother"
  • The Modern British Class System as Depicted in Ken Loach Movies
  • A Study of Herman Melville's Short Stories 
  • Gender Role Division in the Contemporary Japanese Workplace
  • A Study of Black Art
  • A Study of Working Women in Japan
  • A Study of Song of Solomon: Flight and Physical Deficiencies and Deformities
  • A Study of The Great Gatsby: A Novel as an Accomplice to Patiriarchy
  • A Study of My Place: Sally Morgan's Multicultural Seaech for Aboriginal Identity
  • A Study of Chimamanda Ngozi Adichie: The Harmful Effects of Single Story on Immigrant in Americanah
  • Racism in the United States from the 19th Century to the 21st Century: History of the Anti-Discrimination Movement
  • A Study of Breakfast at Tiffany's
  • Anne of  Green Gables and Its Drama Adaptations
  • A Study of The Color Purple: Growth and Independence of Celie
  • Differences between British 欧洲冠军联赛_竞彩篮球投注-手机端下载 and American 欧洲冠军联赛_竞彩篮球投注-手机端下载
  • Racial and Gender Discrimination in Texts by Alice Walker and Toni Morrison
  • Portrayal of Dorothea in George Eliot’s Middlemarch
  • Women's Political Participation in New Zealand
  • Representation of Diversity in the U.S. and Japanese Media

言語?コミュニケーション専修

  • Defining Intersubjectivity Through an Analysis of Emotional Inference
  • An Empirical Basis for Metaphors in the Language of Japanese Young People
  • A Comparative Study of Expressions Used in Japanese and American COVID-19 Posters
  • Differences Between Japanese and 欧洲冠军联赛_竞彩篮球投注-手机端下载 Metaphors in Color Language
  • A Comparison of Japanese and 欧洲冠军联赛_竞彩篮球投注-手机端下载 Metaphors for Feelings
  • Responses to Apologies in Japanese and Americans
  • Differences Between Japanese and 欧洲冠军联赛_竞彩篮球投注-手机端下载 Body-Part Metaphors
  • Cognitive Differences Between Haiku in Japanese and Its 欧洲冠军联赛_竞彩篮球投注-手机端下载 Translation
  • Conflict Talk: Who Are More Emotional, Men or Women?
  • The Sound Symbolic Nature of Japanese Host and Hostess Names
  • Conversational Implications and Differences Between 欧洲冠军联赛_竞彩篮球投注-手机端下载 and Japanese
  • A Study of Frozen
  • Japanese Translations of Metaphorical Expressions in American TV Cartoons
  • A Comparison of Subjective Construal and Objective Construal  in Japanese and Other Languages
  • Religious Metaphors in Movies 
  • Topic Changes in First Time Encounters: Differences Between Men and Women
  • A Study of The Frozen
  • Language and Gender in Japanese and 欧洲冠军联赛_竞彩篮球投注-手机端下载
  • How to Start Non-Face-to-Face Communication on Zoom: Conversations Between Close Friends
  • Metaphor and Prejudice
  • The Transformation of Disney Villains and Their Character Languages
  • Role Language of Asian People in Hollywood Movies
  • The Role Languages and Stereotypes of Native Americans
  • Understanding the Language of Characters in Yuji Nishimura's Works
  • A Comparison of Animal Metaphors in Japanese and American Proverbs
  • On Languages Used by Japanese Young People in Real World and Social Media
  • Turn-Takings in Online-Video Communication
  • The Productivity of -Soo-sugiru in Japanese
  • Comparison of 欧洲冠军联赛_竞彩篮球投注-手机端下载 and Japanese Transitivity
  • The Morphological Productivity of Loan Agentive Suffixes in Japanese
  • A Study of Disney Princesses
  • Metaphors in Romantic Relationships
  • Hashtags on 欧洲冠军联赛_竞彩篮球投注-手机端下载 and Japanese Instagrams: An Analysis from the Perspective of Politeness Theory
  • Differences of  Recognition Between Japanese and 欧洲冠军联赛_竞彩篮球投注-手机端下载 from the Perspective of Cognitive Linguistics
  • The Structure of Telephone Conversation Closings
  • Metaphors for Emotion
  • Expressions of Refusal in Japanese
  • Loss of Objective Interpretation in 欧洲冠军联赛_竞彩篮球投注-手机端下载 Stories Translated into Japanese
  • The Use of Australian 欧洲冠军联赛_竞彩篮球投注-手机端下载 as Role Language in Animated Movies and TV Programs
  • Linguistic Characteristics of Japanese Spoken by Non-Native Speakers
  • Changes in the Representation of Female Characters in Ghibli Films
  • Role Language and Honorific Language in Fiction
  • Exploring Cultural Differences in Expressions of Love in Popular American and Japanese Films
  • Sound Symbolism of Automobile Names in Japanese
  • Role Languages and Stereotypes in Disney Movies
  • On Role Languages Used by Main Characters
  • Role Language of Kansai Dialect Speaking Characters in Dubbed Movies
  • How Conversations Develop when Negative Assessments Arise: Peaceful or Unpeaceful Endings
  • Modern 欧洲冠军联赛_竞彩篮球投注-手机端下载 Speakers' Linguistic Expressions in the Age of the Internet
  • On Closing Sections in LINE Conversation
  • The Role of Language in Television Advertisement
  • The Relationship Between Brand Names and Sound Symbolism
  • Language Stereotypes in Animated Films: A Case Study of Shrek
  • Difference in Communication between Japanese and 欧洲冠军联赛_竞彩篮球投注-手机端下载 Interviews
  • Laughter in Japanese Conversation: How It Differs Depending on the Relationship Between the Speakers
  • How Anonymous People Communicate in Social Media